THE WRESTLING THREAD: HHH KEEPS DOING HHH THINGS.....
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WWE Premiere Week features unprecedented eight hours of primetime coverage
STAMFORD, Conn. - WWE Premiere Week ushers in an unprecedented era of coverage with special episodes of Monday Night Raw, NXT, Total Divas and the FOX debut of Friday Night SmackDownbringing fans eight hours of primetime programming.
As part of WWE Premiere Week, new voices will be brought to the Raw, NXT and SmackDownbroadcasts. Raw’s new announce team will include play-by-play from Vic Joseph with Dio Maddin and WWE Hall of Famer Jerry “The King” Lawler serving as analysts; NXT play-by-play will be called by Mauro Ranallo with Beth Phoenix and Nigel McGuiness as analysts; and SmackDownwill feature Michael Cole handling play-by-play, Corey Graves serving as analyst and Renee Young as a Special Contributor.
Monday, September 30
The season premiere of Monday Night Raw airs at 8/7 C on USA Network as WWE Universal Champion Seth Rollins defends his title against Rey Mysterio; The Miz hosts WWE Hall of Famers Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair on a special edition of Miz TV; Brock Lesnarmakes a special appearance; AJ Stylesdefends his United States Title vs. Cedric Alexander; and Alexa Bliss takes on Sasha Banks.
Wednesday, October 2
NXT will make its two-hour live premiere this Wednesday, October 2, on USA Network at 8/7 C, as The Undisputed ERA defend their golden prophecy and the NXT Tag Team Championships in a match against the Street Profits. Also, NXT Champion Adam Cole defends his title against Matt Riddle; NXT Women’s Champion Shayna Baszler takes on Candice LeRae; Johnny Gargano competes against Shane Thorne; and fans can witness "The Velveteen Dream Experience."
Immediately following NXT, season nine of Total Divas will premiere on E! at 10/9 C. The hit series is back with a season more personal and action-packed than ever. WWE Superstar Ronda Rousey joins Natalya, Naomi and Nia Jax for the new season, which also includes returning cast member Carmella and newcomer Sonya Deville. Nikki Bella and Brie Bella will make guest appearances in the series as well.
Friday, October 4
SmackDown’s 20th anniversary will kick off the new era of Friday Night SmackDown’s highly-anticipated move to FOX broadcast network on Friday, October 4 at 8 p.m. ET/PT, when WWE Champion Kofi Kingston puts his title on the line against Brock Lesnar. The Four Horsewomen also square off as WWE Raw Women’s Champion Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair team up against WWE SmackDown Women’s Champion Bayley and Sasha Banks in tag team competition. Later Kevin Owens and Shane McMahon look to finally settle their ongoing dispute in a high-stakes Ladder Match with the loser forced to leave WWE.
Prior to the premiere, the Friday Night SmackDown Kickoff Show “blue carpet” special will air at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT on FOX from the Staples Center, featuring celebrity, Superstar and Legend arrivals, as well as backstage access.
I want her to join Bad and Boujee and form stable an updated version of the beautiful people
I agree with you but I can tolerate Rene Young, but Graves is just terrible he's the worst heel commentator ever.
Nice
Probably AEW live and NXT on the Network still
I never subbed to the network. I've been following NXT through the wrestling reality hightlights. I work ever other Wednesday so I'll probably dvr AEW and catch NXT hightlights after work.
I honestly can't even watch nor am I even interesting in the AEW women's division.
I don't need to see 300 pound Japanese bull dykes nor do I need to see a tranny version of Nia Jax.
I have no interest at all in that shit.
Real talk, I think NXT will win Wednesday nights in the long run.
AEW will get initial viewers due to being new, but their newness will get old quick.
I've said for a long time NXT is WWE best product they have period. WWE can always move guys down to NXT or have special guest appearances to boost ratings.
NXT will need to make some adjustments to be able to compete with AEW. That will become evident real fast next Wednesday. night. WWE is essentially putting their C show up against Moxley, Omega, the Bucks, Lucha Bros , Jericho, Cody, Pac, etc.
I'll DVR both but although NXT is the better product i will proably watch AEW live
WWE pulled a real bitch move putting NXT at the sametime...i gotta support the new show
Vince has dominated...time to give someone else a shot
Ill reserve comment but personally I'll watch the return of Michelle McCool over the Rock in Drag
